Find a table
A patio for four. Dinner near the theater. June finds what’s open and checks with you before she books.
Patio table for 4 Saturday, around 7.June for iPhone · Coming soon
Text it.
June handles it.
June is an assistant you text in her own iPhone app. She searches, compares and calls businesses for you, then checks with you before anything happens.
She searches, compares and calls for you, then checks with you before anything happens.
Coming to iPhone.
- Its own iPhone app
- Nothing happens without your yes
- Web research + real phone calls
Waiting for your OK
Example screen from the June iPhone app. Businesses and details are illustrative.
Every errand, one text away. June does the running around.
Ask → Legwork → Yes
Three beats. You only do the first and the last.
Ask
Tell June what you need, in your own words. A sentence, a photo or a link.
Legwork
She looks, compares, and calls when a person gives a better answer. You get updates while she works.
Yes
Nothing is booked, bought or sent until you say yes. Anything that costs money also needs Face ID.
Example screens. Businesses and prices are illustrative.
June makes the call
Hold music is June’s problem now.
A website says “in stock.” June can call and ask if it’s actually on the shelf. She can call most US businesses, and she’ll tell you exactly what staff said and when.
1She asks firstYou approve every call. She says she’s an AI, and she won’t pay or share your number.
Talking to staff2On the phoneFollow along live, add a question, or stop the call whenever you like.
3What staff saidEvery answer comes with the staff member’s own words and the time they said it.
Staff confirmedCalled 2:14 PM
“Yep, two on the shelf. We’re open till 8.”
City Hardware
Example screens and results. Businesses are illustrative.
What she checks
You’ll always know where an answer came from.
Every answer carries a label that says how June knows it. If she couldn’t check something, she says so.
- Staff confirmed
A person said it on the call. You get their words and the time.
- Checked
June read it on the store’s own page.
- Not checked
Just a listing. No price until she checks.
- Unconfirmed
She looked and couldn’t verify. She won’t guess.
- Blocked
The check failed, and she’ll say why.
June’s own words never count as proof.
Example screens. Businesses and prices are illustrative.
What you can ask
Send June the errand.
The part of your to-do list that means opening tabs, comparing options or calling around.
Book a haircut
Tell June when you’re free. She finds openings that fit and books the one you pick.
Haircut this week, after 5 if possible.Get three quotes
A plumber, a mechanic, a mover. June asks about price and timing, then lines the answers up side by side.
Call 3 shops for brake pad quotes.Call and check stock
Skip the drive on a maybe. June calls to ask if it’s on the shelf, then tells you what staff said.
Do they actually have it in stock?Find a better price
Have a budget in mind? June compares more places and checks the details that change the total.
Can you find these sneakers for less, in a 10?Sort out a return
The window, the steps and who to contact. A clear next step instead of another policy page.
Return the boots. Window closes Friday.Examples. Businesses and prices are illustrative.
Everything in one place
One conversation. Every errand.
Each request becomes a task you can follow. Bookings, orders and reminders stay in one thread, with Tasks one tap away.
Example screens. People, businesses and details are illustrative.
Your OK comes first
Nothing is booked, bought or sent until you say yes. Money also needs Face ID.
Know where the answer came from
A website listing and a staff confirmation are different. June tells you which one she has.
Honest about being an AI
She says so on every call, and tells you what she didn’t check or didn’t do.
FAQ
Good questions.
How do I get June?
June is coming to iPhone as her own app. She isn’t available to download yet.
Is June a person?
No. June is an AI assistant, and she’ll say so on every call. She keeps things short and tells you what she didn’t check.
What can I ask June?
Start with the thing you’d rather not spend an hour chasing. Find an exact part nearby, compare prices, ask about openings, or get quotes from local businesses. Tell June what matters: close by, needed today, or within your budget.
Can she really call a business?
Yes, most US businesses. She asks you before every call. If nobody answers or it’s closed, she’ll tell you and won’t redial without asking.
Will she spend my money?
Never without your yes. Nothing is booked, bought or sent until you approve it, and payments also need Face ID.
What does it cost?
We’ll share pricing before launch.
Is it on Android?
Not right now. June is coming to iPhone first.
What happens to my data?
This website doesn’t ask for your details and sets no cookies. The app comes with its own privacy policy, which you’ll see before you start. The details for this site are in our privacy policy.
June for iPhone
Less chasing.
More getting on with your day.
Her own iPhone app. Send June the errand, then say yes when it’s right.
Coming to iPhone.
